Enolisa was already available on Android and, starting today, it is also on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. This matters to us because it expands access to the same product idea: a wine app built to manage your personal cellar, record tastings, and understand your palate better through a private, organized, and genuinely useful daily experience.
The App Store launch does not change Enolisa’s core identity. The goal remains the same: help you remember what you drank, how it tasted to you, and which bottles fit you best, without turning the experience into a social network or a shopping platform.
What you can do in Enolisa today
Enolisa is built around a personal and practical use of wine. From day one, you can:
- save wines in a personal digital cellar
- record tastings with score, aromas, flavors, body, tannins, and your own notes
- scan labels to speed up adding new bottles
- explore a global wine database with editorial profiles, grapes, and origin context
- review personal analytics to see how your taste evolves
On top of that sits AI-Lisa, Enolisa’s intelligent layer. In the premium experience, it adds personalized pairings and a deeper reading of your wine profile, always grounded in how you actually use the app rather than in social ratings or marketplace noise.
Free to start properly, Premium to go deeper
We wanted Enolisa to be useful from the free version onward. The core product should not require payment before you can tell whether it truly fits your routine.
With the free tier, you can start building your cellar, recording tastings, and using label scanning with an allowance of 10 scans per rolling monthly window. That is enough to test the real workflow and understand whether logging bottles and returning to them adds value to your wine life.
Premium is designed for people who want to take the experience further. It adds:
- unlimited label scans
- personalized AI-Lisa food pairings
- advanced analytics to read your evolution and taste patterns more clearly
We do not treat Premium as the entrance to Enolisa, but as a natural extension for people who already use it consistently.
Why this launch matters
Arriving on the App Store is not only about distribution. It also means that more wine lovers can access an experience built around memory, personal judgment, and continuity across Apple devices, with availability on iPhone and iPad.
Enolisa is not designed to push purchases or compare your activity with other users. It is designed to answer more useful and more personal questions:
- which wines you truly enjoyed
- which styles you keep repeating
- which tasting notes are worth keeping
- which bottles you want to look for again later
That private approach remains the same on both Android and Apple devices, with the app available on iPhone and iPad. You can start without mandatory account creation, use the app in your language, and gradually build a more valuable history with every bottle and every tasting.
Enolisa is now on both official stores
If you want to start on Apple devices, you can now download Enolisa from the App Store for iPhone and iPad:
If you use Android, Enolisa remains available on Google Play:
With this launch, Enolisa takes another step in the same direction that has guided the product from the beginning: offering a wine app that is truly useful for people who want to care for their cellar, record tastings, and make better decisions with more context and more personal memory.